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großes glasgefäß Michelangelo-inspiriertes mit Sockel Griffe Montenapoleone by Vetrerie di Empoli Kleine Porzellan Platte Teller

Name: großes glasgefäß Michelangelo-inspiriertes mit Sockel Griffe Montenapoleone by Vetrerie di Empoli Kleine Porzellan Platte Teller
Brand: www.schlossberginstitut.at
SKU: 68859486222
Price: 26.03 USD
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Rating: 4.8622000000000005 (19 reviews)

SKU: 68859486222

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großes glasgefäß Michelangelo-inspiriertes mit Sockel Griffe Montenapoleone by Vetrerie di Empoli Kleine Porzellan Platte Teller

Kleine Porzellan Platte Teller Fisch gestreift Batela 25 cm

Ja – Edelstahl ist langlebig, geschmacksneutral, hygienisch und enthält keine hormonwirksamen Stoffe wie BPA oder Phthalate

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